There are others, but I do not know if they’re good or not.

https://european-alternatives.eu/category/cloud-computing-platforms

Great read, thanks for sharing.

Currently trying to figure out how to create and maintain an internal CA in order to enable pod to pod TLS communication, while using letsencrypt for my public ingresses.

From someone who’s used CVS, clearcase and even subversion, git has really been a massive timesaver.

Couldn’t agree more. At first when I read it, I was like “wow”, the my logical brain did a re-read and I was like “doubt”.

Excellent point, thank you!

I use dperson/samba, which is both simple and comes with usage examples.

I will be moving my entire homelab to a different country, which currently consist of two kubernetes nodes, a NAS and various home automation devices. I will be scaling down gradually, taking cold storage backups of everything and plan to resurrect everything on new hardware once I have moved.

If you needed additional proof that fines are just the cost of their business model, this is it.

I use Blocky as my DNS server.

I stopped distro hopping pretty much after trying arch. I still love arch, but my new love is chimera Linux.

For servers I used to run Debian stable, but these days I’m pretty set on alpine.

The nostalgia is strong in this one, I love these discoveries.

Sweet, maybe I can roll back all the way to windows XP now /s

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I used to use ansible and helm, but it is overkill for my case. Today I basically use a combo of markdown and bash scripts, the combination of them allows me to run the scripts straight from my IDE.

Really good writeup of a very interesting exploit.

Wouldn’t trying to change your mind basically become a self fulfilling prophecy.

I had the same idea a couple years back and even though I would love something that you download and just run and it would work, I realized that in order to get a decent adoption rate, you would need a whole ecosystem, similar to apple in order for it to work.

I still think you can develop something like a hub where you install services like apps, but I doubt it would attract anyone outside selfhosting circles.

There are several things you can and should do to harden your server, many of them can be found here.

Wouldn’t tar --help suffice? Afaik, it returns exit code 0.